The classic featurel-length Laurel and Hardy film, 'The Bohemian Girl' sees Stan and Ollie play gypsies in Europe as it was centuries ago, earning their living by the ingenious means of picking pockets. When Mrs Hardy disappears with her lover, they become guardians to a small girl who is really the daughter of an aristocrat. Also included in this compilation are the shorts 'On the Loose', 'That's My Wife' and 'Along Came Auntie'.

California 1860 and prospector Daniel Dillon (Peter Mullan) has made a fortune in gold and is now running Kingdom Come, a small town built in the heart of the Sierra mountains. He wants to turn the town into a thriving city and to this end he asks Dalglish (Wes Bentley), an engineer plotting the course of the Pacific Railroad Expedition, to survey the surrounding area. But then Dillon's wife (Nastassja Kinski) and twenty-year-old daughter (Sarah Polley), both of whom he had traded for his goldmine years before, arrive in town asking for help. Dillon is overcome with guilt, and leaves his mistress Lucia (Milla Jovovich) in order to seek his wife's forgiveness. Lucia herself then takes up with Dalglish, who tells Dillon that the railroad will not be passing through his town, thereby causing the increasingly-unhinged prospector to reach for his rifle....

A compilation of some of the funniest moments starring the legendary comedy duo Laurel and Hardy. Produced by Robert Youngson, it traces the development of the pair's career, beginning with their early solo work and examining all the phases along the way. It also provides a context for their work by setting it alongside that of their contemporaries.

An erotic thriller starring Heather Graham and Joseph Fiennes. Alice (Graham) bumps into famous mountaineer Adam (Fiennes) on a street in London and within days is engaged to him. Adam's apparent only skeleton in his closet is that his previous girlfriend died whilst climbing with him. However, Alice begins to receive anonymous letters telling her things she did not know about her betrothed and she soon begins to question his devotion to her; is it really love or a very dangerous obsession?

Live performance by Jack Dee, TV's funniest hard-man recorded in London's theatreland. Jack combines his unremittingly deadpan take on the world with the tradition of great comic timing.

TV funnyman Ricky Tomlinson takes to the concert stage in this live comedy stand-up performance.

In early twentieth century St Petersburg, pornographer Johann (Sergei Makovetskii) makes money selling photographs of blindfolded young women being spanked. His customers include Liza (Dinara Drukarova), daughter of engineer Radlov, who employs Johann's sister as his maid. Johann is also interested in twin sisters Kolia and Tolia, daughters of Dr Stasov and his blind wife Ekaterina Kirillovna. Although both Radlove and Dr Stasov resent Johann's intrusion into their daughters' lives, he connives to involve the women in his work, seeking to wed Liza while simultaneously planning to use Kolia and Tolia in pornographic films.

William Woodman's production of Shakespeare's classic play. The tender passion of young lovers Romeo (Alex Hyde-White) and Juliet (Blanche Baker) is hindered by the fact that their respective families, the Montagues and Capulets, are still pursuing a long-standing feud.

An African family sets out across the desert to find a new life in this drama from Belgian director Marion Hansel. When his village well dries up after a prolonged draught, Rahne (Isaka Sawadogo), decides to travel east with his wife Mouna (Carole Karemera), his three children, some goats and sheep. Although most of the village has journeyed south in search of a new life, Rahne is convinced he can find sanctuary, even though the route will take them across hostile lands under a searing sun. Despite the daily struggle, the exuberance and spirit of one of his children, Shasha (Asma Nouman Aden), helps give them the strength to succeed.

Offbeat Korean comedy from director Chan-wook Park. Young-goon (Su-jeong Lim ) is admitted to a mental institution and, believing she's a cyborg, charges herself with a transistor radio. Il-sun Park (Rain), a fellow inmate, steals the other inmates' personality traits and believes he is fading and will one day turn into a dot. When Young-goon refuses to eat, Il-sun decides it's his job to get her on her feet again.

Wes Anderson directs this comedy set in 1920s Europe starring Ralph Fiennes as a hotel concierge who finds himself mixed up in the search for a valuable Renaissance painting. Gustave H. (Fiennes) is a leading concierge at the Grand Budapest Hotel.

An eccentric figure known for his dalliances with older women, Gustave has a one night stand with Madame D. (Tilda Swinton) and finds himself bequeathed a valuable painting, 'Boy With Apple', when she passes away - much to the fury of her son Dmitri (Adrien Brody). With Dmitri intent on framing Gustave for his mother's murder, the concierge and his lobby boy Zero Moustafa (Tony Revolori) hatch a plan to hide the painting and evade the authorities.

Will they succeed? The ensemble cast for the film includes Willem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum, Harvey Keitel, Jude Law, Bill Murray, Edward Norton, Saoirse Ronan, Tom Wilkinson and Owen Wilson.

Andrei Zvyagintsev directs and co-writes this Russian suspense drama. Elena (Nadezhda Markina) is a former nurse now married to a rich husband, Vladimir (Andrey Smirnov). The middle-aged couple's marriage comes under strain when Elena asks her husband to give financial support to Sergey (Aleksey Rozin), her unemployed son from a previous marriage, and his family. Vladimir refuses to help Sergey and goes further, changing his will to make his long-estranged daughter, Katya (Elena Lyadova), his sole heiress. Furious with her husband and with nowhere to turn, Elena decides to take matters into her own hands.

Spanish horror. On the edge of a remote, Argentinian village plagued by an outbreak of rabies, Virginia (Mora Recalde) is visited by her cousin Anabel (Romina Paula), who has also not been feeling well lately. When she arrives, she sleeps all day and only leaves the house at night to go wandering in the nearby woods. The film follows the girls as their relationship grows but Anabel's mysterious behaviour rouses suspicion in Virginia and she tries to find out more...

World War Two romantic drama. In occupied Poland, young German officer Oscar (Jonathan Scarfe) begins a relationship with Rachel (Nina Dobrev), the daughter of a local rabbi. As their friendship develops into a full-blown love affair, the star-crossed lovers become separated when the German Army begins its 'cleansing' of the Polish countryside. Believing she will never see Oscar again, Rachel, now pregnant, agrees to marry the respectable Bernard (Zachary Bennett), who aims to prove his love by raising the child as his own. But the turmoil of war springs more surprises, when Rachel and Oscar are reunited amidst the chaos of the Eastern Front.

Tomasz Wasilewski writes and directs this Polish drama starring Julia Kijowska, Magdalena Cielecka and Dorota Kolak. Set in the early 1990s, after the decline of communism in Poland, the film follows four women who are trying to adapt to the changing times and their new-found freedom. The intertwined foursome include Agata (Kijowska), who becomes obsessed with a local priest, schoolteacher Iza (Cielecka), who is having an affair with a doctor, and her fellow teacher Renata (Kolak) who yearns for a closer relationship with her neighbour Marzena (Marta Nieradkiewicz).

German children's fantasy. A ghost who lives in a castle awakens for one hour each night just after midnight but all he wants is to see the day for once. When Karl (Jonas Holdenrieder) discovers the ghost he befriends him and tries to help him grant his wish. While his friend's Marie (Emily Kusche) and Hannes (Nico Hartung) refuse to believe his stories, Karl tries to help the little ghost see the light of day but it doesn't quite go according to plan.

Christian Schwochow directs this German drama based on the novel 'Lagerfeuer' by Julia Franck. Nelly Senff (Jördis Triebel) lives in East Germany with her son Alexej (Tristan Göbel). When her boyfriend Wassilij (Carlo Ljubek) is killed in a car accident, Nelly decides to make the biggest decision of her life and cross the wall to West Germany. Determined to start a new life in the West, Nelly and Alexej try their hardest to adjust, but with the intelligence agencies starting to ask questions about Wassilij's mysterious and sudden death, making a clean break proves more difficult than Nelly imagined.

Hans Hulscher directs this documentary about choreographer Jirí Kylián. The film captures Kylián as he visits Prague and holds rehearsals in Stuttgart, and features footage of his ballets, interviews with his colleagues and a performance by the Nederlands Dans Theater in Paris.

Hans Hulscher directs this documentary about choreographer Jirí Kylián. The film captures Kylián as he visits Prague and holds rehearsals in Stuttgart, and features footage of his ballets, interviews with his colleagues and a performance by the Nederlands Dans Theater in Paris.

Japanese animated drama. In the aftermath of World War II, two brothers' lives begin to change when their home island of Shikotan is taken over by Soviet Russia who begin to deploy soldiers on the island. Although they may not understand that they have lost the war, the children will be forced to deal with its consequences as they must interact with the foreigners arriving on their native island. But will the new generation be able to overcome the barriers of language and historical conflict to get along with their new occupiers?

Japanese animated drama. In the aftermath of World War II, two brothers' lives begin to change when their home island of Shikotan is taken over by Soviet Russia who begin to deploy soldiers on the island. Although they may not understand that they have lost the war, the children will be forced to deal with its consequences as they must interact with the foreigners arriving on their native island. But will the new generation be able to overcome the barriers of language and historical conflict to get along with their new occupiers?